Sentence examples for disappearance of around from inspiring English sources

Mr Garzon's latest extradition request, issued on November 2nd, names 98 Argentines in connection with the "disappearance" of around 600 Spaniards and Argentines of Spanish descent during the period 1976 to 1983 when Argentina was under military rule.

Indeed, the Pistols' debacle ended in a case over non-payment of royalties and the disappearance of around £880,000 in the accounts of Glitterbest, McLaren's management company.

In March 2004, the German government said it had requested the extradition of Videla and two other leading figures in the dictatorship, in a case involving the disappearance of around 100 German citizens.

This "disappearance" of around one billion people will be the largest population reduction in human history, more than the mass deaths China has constantly witnessed in times of war and famine throughout centuries.

Fear of a final assault had been reinforced by the sudden disappearance of checkpoints around the city.

"In many ways, teens and young adults of today have literally been bombarded with the normalization of the disappearance of stigma around sharing personal information," he said.

Maria Teresa Cerqueira, chief of the United States-Mexico border office of the Pan American Health Organization, said many residents in the city were dealing with the loss of loved ones, the disappearance of people around them or fears over their own security.

Study objectives: Subjects with atopic asthma often experience a disappearance of symptoms around puberty.

The disturbance in the system of skeletal torsional vibrations with some suppressive effect (constraining network dynamics by amino-MMT) is exhibited by disappearance of absorption around 170 cm−1 in all the nanocomposites under study.

iPhone Honey Tribe is the first iPhone game from the studio of the same name, based around the disappearance of bee colonies around the world.

And with the disappearance of sea ice around the shores of Greenland, its glaciers could melt faster and raise sea levels even more rapidly than at present.